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She’s liquidating what’s left of Calvert. She’s also building an animal welfare investment firm.
Meet Karner Blue Capital and its goal to improve the plight of animals through corporate advocacy.
Greensboro company secures $653M in reinsurance by tapping the capital market. Here’s what that means.
Arch MI is using a reinsurance transaction process it started in 2015, and interest from investors has continued to grow.
Form D Friday: Boulder biotech company raises $5.2 million and more fundraising news
Two other companies raised money in the Boulder and Denver area, according to Form Ds filed this week.
Uber worth $1 trillion? Here are the returns SoftBank’s megafundings may require
Here's a look at valuations that companies backed by Japanese electronics giant SoftBank — including Uber, WeWork, Cohesity and Slack — may need to achieve for its Vision Fund to bring the kind of returns expected of it.
Behind the deal: Hy-Vee Arena’s uniqueness brings financing lessons for all
The $39 million renovation of the former Kemper Arena, converting it into a new youth sports facility called Hy-Vee Arena, required a unique approach to financing.
How Lawley’s revenues grew nearly 10 percent in 2017
The largest insurance agency in Western New York is moving up the list of top insurance firms in the nation.
Intuit CEO Brad Smith to depart after 11 years helming TurboTax maker
Intuit Inc. CEO Brad Smith said Thursday that he's stepping down from the Mountain View-based maker of TurboTax and QuickBooks after 11 years at the helm.
Executive Vice President Sasan Goodarzi will take over for Smith starting on Jan. 1, 2019.
Chief Technology Officer Tayloe Stansbury will also step down at the end of the year, and will be replaced by Marianna Tessel, who is currently senior vice president and chief product development officer for the company's Small Business and Self-Employed…
CoBiz details post-merger ‘golden parachute’ compensation for top execs
Filings also reveal the termination fees to be paid if the merger with BOK Financial Corp. doesn't go through.
Remitly further expands C-suite and hires new CFO
The Seattle payment startup now has three women on its executive leadership team, up from zero a few months ago.
Wells Fargo lays off 137 from Orlando mortgage operations
Wells Fargo & Co. (NYSE: WFC) today, Aug. 23, laid off 137 employees in the Orlando area for its mortgage operations.
The move comes due to “continuing market changes,” said Wells Fargo spokeswoman Gabriela Lambertus. The company made 638 layoffs nationwide and employees were given 60 days notice of the layoffs.
“Every displaced team member is provided an outplacement (or career transition services) package through one of our third-party vendors,” Lambertus told Orlando Business Journal. “These…